Jonathan Haidt interview: “I’m Jewish but I want my kids to read Mein Kampf”
The social psychologist discusses his book The Coddling of the American Mind and the age of identity wars.
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How David Walliams conquered Christmas
The unlikely rise of the bestselling children’s author.
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How keeping a one-line-a-day diary gives life shape and meaning
If I abandon my diary for only a few days, it scares me how much I struggle to fill in…
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Why Michelle Obama’s vapid liberalism is a dead end for the left
To defeat a resurgent right, we need rupture, not syrupy memoirs on a better yesterday.
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Brexit’s power-broker: how DUP leader Arlene Foster rose to the top
Despite one-dimensional media coverage, Foster is no theocrat – and is the only politician whom Paxman has subjected to a sympathetic…
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Commons Confidential: May’s “economic shit cliff”
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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How fracking is radicalising rural voters in the Tory heartlands
Whatever its future in England, fracking has already left a troubled legacy and created a new type of activist.
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How classical architecture became a weapon for the far right
By adopting a visual language of white marble statues, groups such as Identity Evropa have embarked on a culture war…
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